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I have a form linked to a table for item servicings. There are 4 different
servicings at diferent frequencies, The Field names are: [Completed1] (date),
[Period1](text), [Due1](date), [Completed2], [Period2], [Due2], etc. When
[Completed1] is updated [Due1] is calculated with the simple formula ...
Due1:[Completed1]+[Period1] ... and so on with the other servicings.
My problem is this
If a higher service is performed eg (Bay Service 2) this will affect the due
date for Bay Service 1 because it is an in depth service that actually
incorporates the lower service. It may sound silly, however the effect is
that when a higher service is preformed the lower service is deemed to have
been performed as well. This makes the completed date the same. So, when
completed2 date field is updated I need Completed1 updated but still be able
to update the lower service myself and the subsequent calculation be
performed.
It must be possible, but can it be done by a simple boofhead like me? or
would it require heavy coding?
servicings at diferent frequencies, The Field names are: [Completed1] (date),
[Period1](text), [Due1](date), [Completed2], [Period2], [Due2], etc. When
[Completed1] is updated [Due1] is calculated with the simple formula ...
Due1:[Completed1]+[Period1] ... and so on with the other servicings.
My problem is this
If a higher service is performed eg (Bay Service 2) this will affect the due
date for Bay Service 1 because it is an in depth service that actually
incorporates the lower service. It may sound silly, however the effect is
that when a higher service is preformed the lower service is deemed to have
been performed as well. This makes the completed date the same. So, when
completed2 date field is updated I need Completed1 updated but still be able
to update the lower service myself and the subsequent calculation be
performed.
It must be possible, but can it be done by a simple boofhead like me? or
would it require heavy coding?